Sentence examples for expected in light of from inspiring English sources

Rises are to be expected in light of the economic boom, but leading economists have warned of a bubble, particularly in the country's cities.

While that activity caused a temporary rise in leasing in the fall, mainly along the Hudson River waterfront, it was far less than some had expected in light of the fact that about 25 million square feet in lower Manhattan was destroyed or temporarily unusable.

No large impact is to be expected in light of the small market area of the new inland terminal.

This is expected in light of the fact that ambient temperature is significantly lower in winter than in summer, while humidity is much higher.

The description of the rainbow is the conclusion of a deductive argument with law statements and descriptions of conditions as premises, and so the rainbow was to be expected in light of knowledge of the laws and conditions.

He said the claim alleged that the government breached Article 2 of the convention by failing to take the measures expected in light of the "real and immediate risk to life" of the soldiers.

Mr. Moon said that revenues at Spanish stations in major markets came to 82percentt of what one would expect in light of their audience share.

Tiantai is encyclopedic in its approach to Buddhist practice; as one might expect in light of its view of "exclusion" in general, it excludes nothing.

A.M.D. declined to provide a forecast for its current quarter, saying only that it expected sales to keep declining "in light of the current macroeconomic conditions, very limited visibility and continued corrections in the supply chain".

From the view of society as a whole, a further increase in demand for part-time jobs is to be expected (in the light of duty of care in the family environment and demographic change [ 6]).

The price "is somewhat lower than perhaps expected, but in light of Sept. 11, that's not surprising," said Matthew Taylor, an analyst at UBS Warburg in London.